A square mound just east of Danjozan in Mikunino, Himeji. Its exposed chest-style sarcophagus shows the Harima chieftains' Tatsuyama-stone coffin tradition; the mound's north half is leveled.
A square mound ~50m per side (or ~60m, 7m high) — among Harima's largest — built in the mid-5th century. A composite chest-style sarcophagus of Tatsuyama stone was set directly at the summit and remains exposed. Finds included an animal-band mirror (16.4cm), beads, and blades. Presumed the successor chieftain to Danjozan (id:587).
Imperial Household Agency view
Not designated by the IHA. Tomb No.3 of the National Historic Site "Danjozan Kofun and Tombs 1–3" (1921).
Field notes
Walkable from JR Gochaku Station; usually visited together with Danjozan (id:587).